Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett on the Navas as a way. On the news hour tonight

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump both court Latino voters two weeks ahead of election day.

Lebanese first responders trying to rescue those wounded by Israeli airstrikes

increasingly find themselves in the line of fire.

And we take a look at state ballot measures

that could have ripple effects nationwide,

including by boosting turnout in this year's presidential election.

In this election, in which Vice President Harris and former President Trump are running so close,

hey, 5, 10, 15,000 votes, that could be the difference between a President Harris or a second

Trump term. Welcome to the news hour. Two weeks from today the final votes will be cast and

the polls will close in this year's presidential race. Until then, the Trump and Harris campaigns

are making their cases in battleground states

across the country.

Laura Barone Lopez has this report.

Both presidential nominees made appeals to a critical voting block today, Latino voters.

The level of genius entrepreneurship, energy that they have, it's an incredible community and I like them and they

liked me.

Former President Donald Trump received a warm response from Latino business owners and

religious leaders at his golf club in Miami. Trump again used dark language to describe the state of the country.

We are a nation in decline.

We're a failing nation.

We're left out all over the world.

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